The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers

Thursday, January 29th, 2009 10:02AM CST

Categories: Site News, Toy News, Collectables
Posted by: Skowl Views: 50,832

Topic Options: View Discussion · Sign in or Join to reply

The massive Seibertron.com toy galleries section has been updated with 8 new galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers: miniature versions of some classic G1 characters.

See the photos by clicking the links below:

Optimus Prime
Megatron
Hot Rod
Starscream
Soundwave
Ravage
Jazz

${L_IMAGE}$
${L_IMAGE}$
${L_IMAGE}$
${L_IMAGE}$

News Search

Got Transformers News? Let us know here!

Most Recent Transformers News

Original Cutscenes from Transformers Reactivate Leaked Revealing the Enemies to be Nanobot Swarms

Posted 4 days ago

Yolopark is Bringing a Fan Design to Life with their Transformers ROTB Apelinq Figure

Posted 5 days ago

Transformers One Toyline Includes Transforming Quintesson, the Return of Botshots and RID Deployers

Posted 5 days ago

Skybound is Reprinting the G1 Transformers Comics Through Compendiums

Posted 7 days ago

Click here to post your comment about this news story!

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875590)
Posted by coolpop on January 29th, 2009 @ 10:30am CST

Thanks for the great job!!! :APPLAUSE:

WST is one of my favorite lines. Just can't get enough of these little guys.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875625)
Posted by PyRo JoE on January 29th, 2009 @ 11:32am CST

Nice galleries! I do like those little guys! :APPLAUSE:

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875643)
Posted by Seibertron on January 29th, 2009 @ 11:57am CST

I had fun with these galleries, especially WST Ravage. I love that my camera is awesome enough that I can take such large photos of such tiny figures. To me, the photo of Ravage and a penny is priceless.

WST Dinobots are next as I do the lead up to the main feast: the G1 and G2 Dinobots!

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875646)
Posted by GreenLantern of Cybertron on January 29th, 2009 @ 12:00pm CST

what?
I didnt know there were official versions of Ramjet and Dirge.
I only knew of the knock off versions, what series were they in?

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875655)
Posted by capellamusic on January 29th, 2009 @ 12:17pm CST

Seibertron wrote:I had fun with these galleries, especially WST Ravage. I love that my camera is awesome enough that I can take such large photos of such tiny figures. To me, the photo of Ravage and a penny is priceless.

WST Dinobots are next as I do the lead up to the main feast: the G1 and G2 Dinobots!

Great galleries

. But do you want a really priceless photo you should add to WST Soundwave's gallery? G1 Soundwave with WST Soundwave in its cassette compartment

. That would be an awesome photo I'd like to see! Both opened and closed seeing the WST inside

.

Another cool idea would be MP Optimus Prime holding WST Prime and scratching its head while looking at it like "What the...?!".

How about MP Megatron and MP Prime playing with their WST's counterparts as 2 kids on their knees playing with their transformers?

Just giving a few ideas

he he.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875670)
Posted by Seibertron on January 29th, 2009 @ 12:42pm CST

GreenLantern of Cybertron wrote:what?
I didnt know there were official versions of Ramjet and Dirge.
I only knew of the knock off versions, what series were they in?

Those are the knock off versions but I'll be damned if you can tell they're knock offs. I customized their heads so that they would have silver faces with black heads.

Here's hoping that knock offs of Thundercracker and Skywarp will be made so that I don't have to pay $100+ for them.

One more interesting note about these galleries, I actually started these back in 2007 when I first started working on the Dinobot galleries. It has literally taken me almost two years to actually finishing the galleries for these WST figures along with the G1/G2/WST Dinobot galleries. They were never a priority because they weren't new but I'm glad to have these galleries finally finished.

I think the next batch that will be added to the site are the G2 WST Dinobots, the WST Prototype Snarl and the WST Animated Swoop. The G1 WST Dinobots will follow after that.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875671)
Posted by Nekoman on January 29th, 2009 @ 12:46pm CST

Seibertron wrote:I had fun with these galleries, especially WST Ravage. I love that my camera is awesome enough that I can take such large photos of such tiny figures. To me, the photo of Ravage and a penny is priceless.

I liked how you used an penny from 84, that was cleaver!

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875676)
Posted by Gauntlet101010 on January 29th, 2009 @ 12:52pm CST

I'm surprised they didn't make KOs of Skywarp and Thundercracker. They did make Sunstorm. Maybe they made clear variants of them?

Anyhow, awsome stuff here. WSTF is a great line for those of us who like small TFs .... and those who like to play with scale a bit.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875697)
Posted by Psychout on January 29th, 2009 @ 1:27pm CST

Thats exactly how I have them displayed on my table at home. :lol:

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875708)
Posted by waaaaghlord on January 29th, 2009 @ 2:01pm CST

Gauntlet101010 wrote:I'm surprised they didn't make KOs of Skywarp and Thundercracker. They did make Sunstorm. Maybe they made clear variants of them?

There are clear KOs of Thundercracker and Skywarp. I picked up both along with a black Convoy and trailer for 15 pounds at Auto Assembly in either 05 or 06. Presumably they're from the same guy who's done the rest of the seekers but I've no way to be sure.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875737)
Posted by Primacron's Little Helper on January 29th, 2009 @ 2:37pm CST

I've got KO versions of Skywarp and Thundercracker, I got them on ebay about the same time as Dirge and Ramjet came out (mid 2007).

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875752)
Posted by Rijie on January 29th, 2009 @ 2:53pm CST

I have a few of these, but never managed to get Jazz, Hotrod, or most of the chases. I keep them on my G1 shelves.

I wasn't aware of the Seeker KOs, they look great with the others.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875757)
Posted by Megatron Wolf on January 29th, 2009 @ 2:59pm CST

Ravage looks like a little Puppy. Im still pissed that i was never able to find Soundwave or Hot Rod. They were either always sold out or i got outbid on ebay.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875862)
Posted by Scaleface on January 29th, 2009 @ 7:43pm CST

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875873)
Posted by Gauntlet101010 on January 29th, 2009 @ 8:13pm CST

Wow, he certainly went completist on the Seekers and the trailers. Since my G1 Prime is the G2 re-release I got that trailer (with a black Prime) from A2AU right before they shut their doors.

Surprised he didn't KO Magnus ... unless I'm just missing something in that gallery.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875878)
Posted by Scaleface on January 29th, 2009 @ 8:30pm CST

Magnus is the last one on the list. I got a KO of him without the trailer for a mere $10 with shipping included delivered to my door 2 weeks ago.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875880)
Posted by kirbenvost on January 29th, 2009 @ 8:31pm CST

Awesome galleries, now I can update my picture collection!

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (875906)
Posted by Firebird on January 29th, 2009 @ 9:34pm CST

I knew that WST Ravage was small. But I didn't know that he was that small!

Great idea to put him next to the penny and battery.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (876027)
Posted by Deathsanras on January 30th, 2009 @ 6:22am CST

There's no such thing as "World's Smallest Transformers" or "WSTFs". The line is called "Smallest Transforming Transformers".

http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Smallest_Transfo ... ansformers

You might as well call Encore "World's Most Regular Sized Japanese Reissues".

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (876122)
Posted by Seibertron on January 30th, 2009 @ 9:38am CST

Deathsanras wrote:There's no such thing as "World's Smallest Transformers" or "WSTFs". The line is called "Smallest Transforming Transformers".

http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Smallest_Transfo ... ansformers

You might as well call Encore "World's Most Regular Sized Japanese Reissues".

Yep ... you are correct and I am well aware of this. However, everyone seems to refer to them as that. Check out ebay and see what they're called.

In my database, I am using "World's Smallest Transformers" as the alternate name for the series and "Smallest Transformers" for the primary.

Since most everyone seems to call them WSTs, that's how I'm going to leave it, right or wrong.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (876128)
Posted by Counterpunch on January 30th, 2009 @ 10:04am CST

Deathsanras wrote:There's no such thing as "World's Smallest Transformers" or "WSTFs". The line is called "Smallest Transforming Transformers".

http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Smallest_Transfo ... ansformers

You might as well call Encore "World's Most Regular Sized Japanese Reissues".

I might as well call 'rude post' rude.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (876238)
Posted by Deathsanras on January 30th, 2009 @ 1:37pm CST

Counterpunch wrote:I might as well call 'rude post' rude.

Only in as much as "rude post" is to "deathsanras is completely correct", as "World's Smallest Transformers" is to "Smallest Transforming Transformers".

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (876249)
Posted by Counterpunch on January 30th, 2009 @ 1:56pm CST

Deathsanras wrote:
Counterpunch wrote:I might as well call 'rude post' rude.

Only in as much as "rude post" is to "deathsanras is completely correct", as "World's Smallest Transformers" is to "Smallest Transforming Transformers".

While being technically correct is often the best kind of correct, you should learn to apply a bit of tact to what you say. Further, if you were completely correct, then collectors, eBay, and the rest of the collecting fandom would use that naming. They don't.

Just as a reminder:

Deathsanras wrote:You might as well call Encore "World's Most Regular Sized Japanese Reissues".

A lot of work goes into the site resources. A lot of people put their valuable time into them. While constructive criticism is a contribution in of itself, your snip is not helpful.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (876287)
Posted by Scaleface on January 30th, 2009 @ 3:02pm CST

I think the tiny Dinobots are officially called "WST Dinorobots" on the package. So WST is the official name of the unofficial toys.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (876305)
Posted by Seibertron on January 30th, 2009 @ 3:20pm CST

We're calling it World's Smallest Transformers. Kind of like Masterforce and Super God Masterforce are synonymous with each other even though Super God Masterforce is the official title. I know the name was "Smallest Transformers" (though I think the name actually translates to "Smallest Transforming Transformers") but most everyone refers to it as WST from ebay to online retailers to the knock offs and other unofficial product lines.

The differences between Hasbro and Takara's series make figuring out names for each year a mess anyways so let's just add another one to the list.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (876343)
Posted by coolpop on January 30th, 2009 @ 4:28pm CST

It's always WST by my book. If I don't call them WSTs I'll be constipated. B-)

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (876350)
Posted by Mr O on January 30th, 2009 @ 4:36pm CST

And they really are the world's smallest Transformers. Pedantic is useless, WST is efficient, we all know what it refers to.
On topic, I love the galleries and the few figures I have, give me more!

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (876572)
Posted by Deathsanras on January 31st, 2009 @ 1:48am CST

Counterpunch wrote:While being technically correct is often the best kind of correct, you should learn to apply a bit of tact to what you say. Further, if you were completely correct, then collectors, eBay, and the rest of the collecting fandom would use that naming. They don't.

I identified an error and corrected that error. Was it rude because I corrected the error without a fluffy ego-stroke or because I dared to point out a mistake at all?

And of course, fans never get it wrong, and an error never gets perpetuated as a myth. Because that would be absurd and incapable of occurring.

Don't believe me, fine. But you should actually check into it first before you categorically dismiss it, to prove me wrong.

Counterpunch wrote:Just as a reminder:
Deathsanras wrote:You might as well call Encore "World's Most Regular Sized Japanese Reissues".

A lot of work goes into the site resources. A lot of people put their valuable time into them. While constructive criticism is a contribution in of itself, your snip is not helpful.

I never said that the resources themselves were not appreciated, or that people's time was not valuable. But if you want to be the bastion of indispensable Transformers resources, you should be aiming to be as correct as you can. Errors happen, but you've exactly proven my point about using imaginary names by dismissing my correction based on, well, eBay, instead of actually looking into it. Correcting one label does not invalidate the work done on this array of galleries. Unless you choose to.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (876694)
Posted by Seibertron on January 31st, 2009 @ 10:53am CST

Deathsaurus, it wasn't rude that you pointed out the error. It was rude was that you made a smart alec comment about the Encore line to make your point. That was the unnecessary part. I don't have any problem with people pointing out errors. There's just no sense in continuing to discuss this issue any further.

The series has two titles in the database ... "Smallest Transformers" and "World's Smallest Transformers". One is the alternate, the other is the primary. Everyone knows what we're talking about when we say "WST" just like everyone knows that we're talking about Super God Masterforce when we say Masterforce.

Please keep this topic on track.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (876715)
Posted by GreenLantern of Cybertron on January 31st, 2009 @ 11:41am CST

Did you manage to get a hold of the WSTF Devastator?
its a good or better than the other KO WSTFs

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (891853)
Posted by Scaleface on March 1st, 2009 @ 7:34am CST

A new one just hit the knockoff toy market. It's Smallest Transformers Thundercracker in metallic finish. Looks pretty sweet.

Re: The World's Largest Galleries of the World's Smallest Transformers (892183)
Posted by Dread_Wing on March 2nd, 2009 @ 2:04am CST

I have just bought a WST Soundwave off Trademe (Think NZ eBay) for 25USD shipped. Now I am worried, is there a KO Soundwave out there or have I got a good deal?

I have seen Soundwave on eBay for far far more.